On the JPMCQuantinuum certified quantum randomness demo These days, any quantum computing post I write ought to begin with the disclaimer that the armies of Sauron are triumphing around the globe, this is the darkest time for humanity most of us have ever known, and nothing else matters by comparison. Certainly not quantum computing. Nevertheless stuff happens

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Big LLMs weights are a piece of history By multiple accounts, the web is losing pieces: every year a fraction of old web pages disappear, lost forever. We should regard the Internet Archive as one of the most valuable pieces of modern history; instead, many companies and entities make the chances of the Archive to survive, and accumulate

Exploring WiFi 7 at 2 Gbps on a Raspberry Pi 5 Exploring WiFi 7 (at 2 Gbps) on a Raspberry Pi 5 Last time I seriously dug into 6 GHz WiFi was with 6E on a Raspberry Pi CM4 with Intel’s AX210 card, in 2023. Back then—and even up until recently—using